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Vaccines

Illustration features a person in a lab coat offering two pills, one in a box with the female symbol and one in a box with the male symbol
Human biology
Sex matters
Published Dec 27, 2016
It's time clinical research trials reflect biological differences between men and women, BSPH scientist says / Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health
Zika virus
Misinformation, amplified
Published May 24, 2016
Social media conspiracy theories could undermine efforts to combat Zika virus, experts caution
Commentary
Anti-vaxx scare tactics
Published Feb 17, 2016
Anti-vaccine websites dupe parents with deceptive sound bites, junk science, conspiracy theories / Time
Flu vaccine
Short supply solution
Published Dec 14, 2015
Researchers suggest remedies to fix flaws in flu vaccine supply chain
Technology venture
JHU vaccine technology could help treat allergies
Published Oct 13, 2015
University receives portion of $300M deal between Immunomic Therapeutics, Astellas Pharma
Twitter analysis could yield insight into vaccine refusal
Published Feb 24, 2015
Computer scientist Mark Dredze part of team exploring why people refuse vaccines, how these reasons vary among communities
Symposium
Measles rises again
Published Feb 5, 2015
School of Public Health to gather experts to discuss science, policy of a preventable outbreak
Commentary
Anti-vaccine madness
Published Feb 3, 2015
JHSPH vaccine expert featured in Sunday column on current measles outbreak / The New York Times
Small 'miracle'
A curated history of smallpox
Published Jan 12, 2015
Johns Hopkins exhibition features items from collections of two men whose efforts were critical to eradicating deadly disease
Dangerous deception
Published Jan 7, 2013
CIA's use of fake vaccination program in hunt for bin Laden creates mistrust, School of Public Health's Klag writes / The Baltimore Sun